AF3 Developer Installation with Oomph FAQ. Question: Oomph installer cannot find update sites? (Problem occurred on Windows) Answer: Deactivate proxy servers. Question: Launching AF3 causes SIGSEGV on Linux and kills Java VM within 'libgdk-x11-2.0.so'.
Answer: In your launch configuration, on the 'Environment' tab, add a new variable called 'SWTGTK3' and set its value to '0'. JVM is linked against GTK2, therefore we need to tell the launcher not to use GTK3 with this setting. Question: Rating files and git interaction seems very slow. Answer: Please ensure you completed step 1 of the installation instructions. If the environment variable HOME does not point to a local directory, heavy network traffic occurs that causes these performance issues. Java Compiler Version 8 The AF3 source must be compiled using a Java compiler version 8 (i.e., Java 9/10 is not supported (yet)).
Make sure you have an appropriate compiler version. Notes.
If you have to use OpenJDK with AutoFOCUS3, please ensure that support for JavaFX is installed, i.e. The libraries '/jre/jfxswt.jar' and'/jre/ext/jfxrt.jar' are present. If they are not present please install openjfx from your JDK vendor or copy the libraries from a Oracle JDK installation. We recommend to install a stable JDK version (uneven number, e.g.
Bugs of the unstable version were observed in combination with Eclipse in the past. You can use a 32 or 64-bit version of Java/Eclipse, but pay attention that running Eclipse in 32-bit mode requires a 32-bit Java and 64-bit Eclipse requires 64-bit Java. On Windows 8.1 (x64), currently only Eclipse (x64) / JDK (x64) are supported. Otherwise, launching AF3 will result in an error that lwjgl.dll cannot be resolved. Use the following link to get JDK8 without registration. Installation Procedure.
Windows-only: Please ensure that the HOME variable is set (Keys: Windows + Pause - Adjust settings - Advanced - Environment variables) or run to set the mentioned variable to the user's directory. It is read by the git implementation of eclipse. NOTE: If your user folder points to a network share, you will experience severe performance impacts, so choose a local folder instead!